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The film stars Romain Duris as Gustave Eiffel and follows a fictionalized romance between Eiffel and Adrienne Bourg\u00e8s, his childhood sweetheart, played by Emma Mackey. It also stars Pierre Deladonchamps in a supporting role.Eiffel premiered on 2 March 2021 at the Alliance Fran\u00e7aise French Film Festival in Australia, and was released in France on 13 October 2021, by Path\u00e9 Distribution.[5][6][7] The film received mostly positive reviews, and grossed over $13 million worldwide.[8][9][10][11][12]Gustave Eiffel looks over Paris from the tower that he has conceived, designed, and delivered. He casts his mind back to when he was supervising the building of an iron bridge over the River Garonne at the town of Bordeaux. One of his workmen fell into the dangerously turbulent waters of the river. Unhesitatingly, he dived in and rescued the man. By chance driving by, Adrienne Bourg\u00e8s, then unknown to Eiffel, saw the rescue. To prevent further such accidents, Eiffel asked a wealthy local bourgeois, who by chance happened to be Adrienne’s father, for wood for safety scaffolding. Bourg\u00e8s invited him to lunch, where he sat with many others including Adrienne, who pretended that she hadn’t seen the rescue, but still indicated that she admired him. She spoke up to her father to support Eiffel’s request for wood for scaffolding. He was struck to the heart by her beauty, dash, and grace. As he left, she invited him to her coming birthday party. At the last moment, she confessed that she had seen the rescue.Threaded through the film are more memories. As Eiffel designs the Tour, he recalls the birthday party, at which they played musical chairs, and Eiffel and Adrienne smiled at each other. When she saw him alone, as a birthday present, he gave her a copy of an old book on the art of building metal bridges. She told him that she recognised his individuality, and suddenly kissed him on the cheek. Surprised, he withdrew as she rejoined the many at the party.Another time during the building of the bridge over the Garonne, one evening, she went walking around the works and they encountered each other. He invited her into his office or quarters. He told her that she was charming, but still a spoiled child, just toying with him. She walked out in dudgeon. He soon called after her, but she kept walking and deliberately fell backwards into the river. He ran and jumped in to rescue her. They were wet and cold. He lit the stove in his office, put a blanket on her, and they held each other to get warm. Then they kissed closely, and again. And more closely.Soon their passion grew. They thought of marriage. These memories perhaps sustain Eiffel through the vicissitudes of his delivery of the Tour. Suddenly, Adrienne went away from home. Her father told Eiffel that she had been stringing him along, and no longer wanted to marry him. Eiffel didn’t believe him, and seized him by his coat lapels. Bourg\u00e8s threw Eiffel to the ground and drove off. Eiffel picked himself up and resolved to wait for Adrienne. Her mother and father told her she couldn’t marry Eiffel because he wasn’t good enough for her. She replied that she was expecting his baby. She ran out of the house, chased by her father. Finding the gates closed, she climbed up to go over them, but fell on one of their points, and sustained a penetrating abdominal wound.These memories also come up when Adrienne and Eiffel meet during the construction of the Tour, and Eiffel sees the scar from the old injury; they recall their youthful passion. The baby was lost, and Adrienne was still wounded, when she married Antoine de Restac. For this reason, and for the sake of Eiffel’s reputation and the Tour, Adrienne stays with her husband and renounces Eiffel, who thereupon orders the construction to be completed with rivets instead of bolts, so that the Tour can never be torn down.Romain Duris as Gustave EiffelEmma Mackey as Adrienne Bourg\u00e8s[13]Pierre Deladonchamps as Antoine de RestacArmande Boulanger as Claire EiffelBruno Raffaelli as M. Bourg\u00e8sAlexandre Steiger as Jean CompagnonAndranic Manet as Adolphe SallesPhilippe H\u00e9risson as \u00c9douard LockroySt\u00e9phane Boucher as PauwelsJ\u00e9r\u00e9my Lopez as Maurice Koechlin (as J\u00e9r\u00e9my Lopez de la Com\u00e9die Fran\u00e7aise)Damien Zanoly as \u00c9mile NouguierSophie Foug\u00e8re as Mme Bourg\u00e8sJoseph Rezwin as R. Milligan McLane (as Joe Rezwin)J\u00e9r\u00e9mie Petrus as EdmondHerv\u00e9 Masquelier as Un banquierBeno\u00eet de Gaulejac as Un banquierCl\u00e9mence Bou\u00e9 as Madame LockroyDominique Pozzetto as L’huissier du minist\u00e8rePhilippe Sa\u00efd as Membre du conseilPhilippe Richardin as Membre du conseilDavid Olivier Fischer as Le Pr\u00e9sident de la R\u00e9publiqueFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Merlo as GeorgesCatherine Giron as Invit\u00e9e Bourg\u00e8s 1St\u00e9phane Page as Invit\u00e9 Bourg\u00e8s 2David Grolleau as PauloChristian Loustau as Officiel inaugurationFabien de Chavanes as Ouvrier chantier tourDenis Leluc as Huissier Conseil de ParisThierry Nenez as Dessinateur 1David Sevier as Dessinateur 2Vincent Combe as Membre du ConseilJuliette Blanche as Amie AdrienneReception[edit]  Peter Debruge of\u00a0Variety wrote that “Not a biopic so much as a sketchy piece of historical fiction, Eiffel identifies itself as ‘librement inspir\u00e9 de faits r\u00e9els,’ which roughly translates to ‘a made-up crock of hooey’.”[15] David Stratton of\u00a0The Australian wrote that “I am a man with an idea greater than himself, Eiffel tells the various interested parties when he makes his formal bid to build the tower. I think the director of this film took that line to heart, and I am glad he did”.[16] Nesselson of\u00a0Screen International wrote that “Ambitious, handsomely appointed and unapologetically old-fashioned”.[17]References[edit]External links[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki10\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki10\/eiffel-film-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Eiffel (film) – Wikipedia"}}]}]